Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
Board of Supervisors.
loPFIcIAL.I

TUCsoN. A. T., Feb. I5, 1887.
 The Board met pursuant 10 adjourn mcnt at 10 o'clock q. m.
 Present, II. l.. Lacy. Chairman; John AIdsrson and F. l.. Proctor, Members; II R JefTords. District Attorney; Nj. 5. Snyder, EK-OfliciO Clerk.
 The mIndtes of previous meeting were read and approved.
 On ths application of the wife of James Peters. and 1t appearing to the Board that said James Peters Is in desti- tute circumstances, and unable to work 1t i- ordered that the sum often dollars be allowed him to commence January lst. 1887.
 The District Attorney appeared be- fore Board and stated that the District Court had uv6rruled the demurrer ID the case ot Jno. ;. Wood County Treasury and tax collector to eDioin sale of cer- tain patented mining claims upon the ground that the claims were assessed all at the value of sJOO.O0 without any par ;isular reference to their value, and .he District Attorney having stated that the precise point m the case was decided against the County by the Supreme Court of the Territory. in the csse of Walter P. Hughes, and that in his iude- ment it wonld be useless 10 proceed fur thrr with the trial of said action, |, ia ordered by the Board of Supervisors that no further proceedings be had or taken in said action.
 Now comes John $. Wood, County Treasurer of Pima county, and asks the Board Co specify the amount of Marrow Gauge railroad bonds that be shall sell lalcr the bid made sni flied with him trr the sale Ci such bOnds; and the Board m theIr judgment believing that .. will be for the best interest of all con ce!Uei, it
 Resolved, That the sand Jobl s W pod. County Treasurer, be, and is hereby advised accept the bid of said Marrow Gauge railroad company. now in his hands, to be done in full conform fly with the bid of said company now on hie In his office, a copy of which is CD tile with this Board.
 \ petition w6s received from several citizens of San LuIs Canyon, represent ing that there are Tn that vicinity nine teen children entitled to school privi- leges. It IS ordered that school dis trict be established, to be known ss the San Luis District, having the following boundaries, to-wit: Commencing at the bluff at or near the mouth of San Luis creek with the Arivsea and running east @ distance of about miles to pciat at the foothills south of Arivaca creek; thence southeast on or near the dividing ridge or mountain lyIng between the Ssa Luis and Arivaos cSteks, to the ridge west of Frouita peak about four miles; thence northwest across the hllls Co the two mounds west of the headwaters of San Luiz creek. about three and one half miles; thence across the plain about foEr miles north to the point of beginning, and more particularly described by Q map accompanying the petition.
 Ou petIiion of r. R. Fully and others, F. G. PIiakin l. appointed a Just!cs of tie Peace III Ariyaca precinct. and it is ordered tuat he take the oath Of office gur tile his bond according tO law.
 Application of JOhn Lsmbie for pest ton of Road Master received, read and ordered on file.
 IL appearing 10 the Board there is now confined in the county jail of this county one David K. Bott, sn insane De rson, and 1t further appearing that on account of his insanity 1t Is danger ous both to himself and others to per nit said David h. Bolt to remain Rt large, and it further appearing that the Probate Judge has ordered that said David K. BO.t be restrained of his lib erty and confined until discharged by due process of law.
 IL Is ordered by the Board:
 That the said David K. Bott be con fined accordingly in the Territorial h. sane Asylum at Phenix, m this Terri tory until discharged by due process of law; and
 IL Is further ordered by the Board:
 That Eugene O. Shaw be required to furnish transportation for said insane person to the said insane asylum, m &C., onrdGncs with hIs bid of Jsnusry 2i.h, 1887.
 The Board then adjourned until Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
 Signed: H. F. LACY. Chairman.
 Attest: NJ. 5. SNYDER, Clerk.